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Mary Louise Yarnall , COWGIRL

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Mary Louise Yarnall , COWGIRL
Mary Yarnall Reed: A traveling photographer came through our neighborhood with the pony and all the accessories. Every kid had the cowboy craze at the time, my hero being Roy Rogers.
Date & Place: at Fifth Street in West Fairview, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania USA
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Mary, You were so CUTE! (I'm sure you still are, lol) My sister asked for (toy) guns and a holster around 1957 . . . my parents thought they were "boy" toys, but they got them for her for Christmas. It looks like you were appropriately outfitted, too!
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Mary Louise Yarnall was born on April 6, 1948. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Mary Louise Yarnall.
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